The ammonite faunas of the upper Hypselocyclum to Divisum zones (Lower Kimmeridgian, Upper Jurassic) at Małogoszcz, Holy Cross Mts., central Poland: their stratigraphical interpretation and evolutionary development
Andrzej Wierzbowski
Abstract:The transgressive succession of deposits of the late Early Kimmeridgian at Małogoszcz in the south-western margin of the Holy Cross Mts. in central Poland yielded diversified faunas of ammonites. The commonly represented Submediterranean ataxioceratid ammonites include the last members of Ataxioceras in the Hypselocyclum Zone and the assemblage of various Crussoliceras, Garnierisphinctes and Progeronia, mostly developed in the Divisum Zone, and associated upwards (Uhlandi Subzone) with aspidoceratids (Pseudhim… Show more
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